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doc: improve KMS doc #54

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@jamestelfer jamestelfer commented Jun 12, 2024

Adds details of the condition required for the service role that allows the use of the KMS alias.

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    • Updated the AWS KMS setup guide for Chinmina to emphasize key alias usage, access policies, and IAM configurations for secure key management.

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The recent updates to docs/kms.md focus on refining the guidance for setting up AWS KMS for Chinmina. The changes emphasize the importance of using key aliases for seamless key rotation, detail the necessary IAM configurations, and clarify policies for secure key management. These updates ensure that the documentation provides clearer, more actionable instructions for maintaining secure and efficient key management practices.

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docs/kms.md Emphasized key alias usage, updated IAM policy guidance, and clarified key management instructions.

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In the realm of keys and codes so tight,
Chinmina dances in the night,
With aliases set and policies clear,
Secure rotations bring no fear.
IAM and KMS in harmony sing,
A secure future, these changes bring.
🌟🔑✨


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@jamestelfer jamestelfer merged commit 7d83fbc into main Jun 12, 2024
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@jamestelfer jamestelfer deleted the kmsdoc branch June 12, 2024 09:48
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